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where can I get the 8" yellow treated wheel? and what backing plate is needed for it?
great work hannibal!
great work hannibal!
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Here you go! You can get one here
Eastwood website
Good luck, let me know if you need any help!! Be sure to get an 8" treated, "ventilated" It prevents overheating and discoloring due to heat while buffing.
You dont really use a backing plate. You use an Arbor adapter. WHen using these types of wheel, you dont use the flat side of the wheel as you would a traditional "pad". These wheels are used to buff from the "edge" of the wheel.
Think of it like your tires. You use the "tread" to ride on. Well, these wheels are the same thing. They are used along the tread to do their cutting.
The arbor adapter I used to connect to my Makita 9227C is right here:
Arbor adapter (5/8" for most rotary makes)Comment
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Great job!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love it when we can out smart a box.
Did you wax it, to seal in the freshness?SRT-10 SilverComment
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No wax, but I am gonna freshen it up soon then I will use a light coat of spray wax.
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